Anonymous has probably done much more damage in Russia than has been made public,

[speak easy]

especially from the Russian side. We know in the west, businesses that have been hacked are loath to disclose it, and sit on the details for as long as possible. This has gotta been 10x more applicable in Russia at war. If I was a Russian IT manager responsible for an operation that had been compromised, I would be looking to get a ticket out of the country ASAP.

No mistakes!

[spooky3]

1. You probably already know this, but Anonymous has a Twitter account

and the posts have been interesting to say the least.

[speak easy]

2. 'to say the least'

yes indeed

[CaptainTruth]

6. Various members of Anonymous have 40-50 Twitter accounts, at least.

It's basically a DAO (decentralized autonomous organization) & many members have social media accounts. And yes, they are interesting to follow!

[slightlv]

3. Where's all this info from this huge database

they were talking about a few days ago? Is anyone on Twitter saying anything about it. I'm dying to know what was in it. I like what they do, and I fear what they could do if turned on the U.S. But sometimes, they do leave us hanging after a big announcement...

[dixiechiken1]

8. They released 79 GB of emails from the Russian state-controlled pipeline company Transneft...

Info and DDoSecrets link to download in the following article:

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/anonymous-hackers-transneft-emails-hillary-clinton/?amp

[slightlv]

9. Are we STILL on Hillary's emails?

Damn... I thought it'd be stuff about Trump. There ought to be a hell of a lot in there about him... or the Republican's emails that they captured and never released into the wild.

[PortTack]

4. The latest tally of text messages sent to the average Russian thx to anonymous is 20+million

Mostly stories of what’s really happening in Ukraine

[L. Coyote]

5. Loss of supply capability is going to be very damaging too.

Link to tweet